cornerstone 2.0.0-nullsafety.14

A library written in pure dart to help devs set up dart projects with a proper architecture without having to write a lot of boilerplate code. Inspired by clean architecture.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.14] - 5 Aug 2021

• Fix: Typo, should be SafeUpdaterDataSource instead of SafecUpdaterDataSource

[2.0.0-nullsafety.13] - 5 Jun 2021

• New: ConvertToFailure now accepts stackTrace as optional positional parameter.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.12] - 5 Jun 2021

• New: SafeSingleGetterDataSource, SafeMultipleGetterDataSource, SafeCreatorDataSource, SafecUpdaterDataSource, SafeDeleterDataSource.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.11] - 3 Jun 2021

• Update: Make various Failure<Object> declarations to Failure<Object?>

[2.0.0-nullsafety.10] - 23 May 2021

• Might be breaking: Failure now Failure<T extends Objects?> instead of Failure<T>.
• Add: const constructor to use case.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.9] - 25 March 2021

• Fix: CornerstoneSnapshot age should always be positive if timestamp is same / before current time.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.8] - 24 March 2021

• Update: LocallyPersistentRepositoryMixin load is now accept a nullable Object as param. This to make it possible for adding parameter when loading locally. (Need to be overridden manually)

[2.0.0-nullsafety.7] - 8 March 2021

• Update: Make Failure in CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin becomes Failure<Object>.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.6] - 8 March 2021

• Fix: UseCase's call param now is correctly marked as required.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.5] - 8 March 2021

• New: ConvertCornerstoneExceptionToFailure, a common implementation of ConvertToFailure.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.4] - 8 March 2021

• Update: ConvertToFailure's call is now accepts Object instead of dynamic. The return is also changed from Failure<dynamic> to Failure<Object>. This change have 2 goals: To further enforce null-safety and because logically, it makes no sense to call ConvertToFailure with null parameter.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.3] - 6 March 2021

• Update: Abstract classes' parameters are now required. A named param marked with required can still have its implementation accept default value instead of required. On the other hand, a non required param cannot be implemented with required. Therefore, for flexibility, all abstract classes' named parameters are now required. See example's people_data_source for more info.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.2] - 5 March 2021

• Update: Bump hive dependency to 2.0.0.

[2.0.0-nullsafety.1] - 4 March 2021

• New: Null-safety! To use, update your dart version to >=2.12.0, or use flutter 2.0.0
• Update: [CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin] If load is called on empty storage, will return a nicer Failure.

[1.1.1] - 24 February 2021

• Fix: Properly export CornerstoneException.

[1.1.0] - 24 February 2021

• New: CornerstoneException, a common exception model to make repository layer even more decoupled.
• Update: Bump json_serialization dependency to ^3.1.1

[1.0.0] - 2 February 2021

• Breaking: CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin's loadData() is now removed. You just need to add dependency of convertToSnapshot to persistent repository with CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin. The mixin now handles loading data, and assigning it to repo.snapshot (Means less code to write!). The snapshot is now named snapshot, and declared in the mixin (you can override it). If you want to use other names for snapshot, you need to override load. You can override snapshot if you want to assign default value to it (See auto_persistent_people_repository.dart in example).
• First stable release of cornerstone! From now on, breaking changes will only introduced with new major version.

[0.1.2] - 20 January 2021

• Revert: LocallyPersistentRepository is now an abstract class again. In dart, you can use an abstract class as a mixin, but you can't have your classes extends from a mixin. You can always implements a mixin, but it will lose some built-in implementation code (In this case, e.g. storageName). So by making it an abstract class again, it will give you more flexibility with nothing to give up. Therefore this revert will not breaking anything. (In case you are wondering, This is not the case with CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin. If I make it an abstract and extends from LocallyPersistentRepository, then it can no longer be used as a mixin.)
• Documentation: MultipleGetterPersisitentRepository should be written as CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin on ConvertToSnapshot's dartdoc.

[0.1.1] - 20 January 2021

• Breaking: LocallyPersistentRepository is now a mixin.
• New: CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin (was HivePersistentRepositoryMixin for a moment in 0.1.0) to easily add persistence functionality to your repos. Made possible using Hive.
• New: Hive as a dependency for CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin.
• New: ConvertExceptionToFailure. A mockable & reusable exception -> failure converter. This way if you have a lot of functions in a repo, doesn't need to keep testing each function for its error handling.
• New: CornerstoneSnapshot. You can use it as base class for your repositories. It have built-in convenience like timestamp.
• New: Example project has been updated to also includes CornerstonePersistentRepositoryMixin usage.

[0.0.2] - 13 January 2021

• More consistency: Call in UseCase now accepts Param param instead of Params params.
• More flexibility: UseCase is now declared as UseCase<F, Type, Param>. This way, you can pick any Failure entity you want. You can always pass the provided Failure for convenience.

[0.0.1] - 13 January 2021

• Initial release of Cornerstone